Advanced Dermalux LED Light Therapy in Brisbane
Dermalux LED treatment is a non-invasive, device-based skin therapy available at Beautyfull Cosmetic Medical Clinic in Brisbane. Using clinically designed light-emitting diode technology, Dermalux sessions are tailored to individual skin concerns following a thorough consultation and suitability assessment.
What Is Dermalux LED Treatment?
Dermalux is a clinically designed LED phototherapy device that applies specific wavelengths of light to the skin to support skin health and recovery. It is a non-invasive treatment performed in-clinic by experienced cosmetic nurses, and is used across a range of both cosmetic and medical skin concerns.
Unlike generic LED devices, the Dermalux system is manufactured in Britain and uses patented Tri-Wave MD technology, delivering Blue (415nm), Red (633nm), and Near Infrared (830nm) wavelengths. Each wavelength operates at a different tissue depth and targets different biological mechanisms — allowing clinicians to customise the wavelength combination to the specific skin concern being assessed.
Dermalux LED treatment is not suitable for everyone. A consultation is required prior to treatment to assess individual suitability, discuss your skin health history, and determine whether Dermalux forms part of your recommended treatment plan.
Individual results vary. This information is general in nature and does not constitute medical advice.
How Dermalux LED Therapy Works
During a Dermalux session, controlled wavelengths of light are applied to the skin using the Dermalux panel. Each wavelength interacts with the skin at a different depth, targeting different cellular processes:
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Blue light (415nm) may be incorporated into treatment plans for acne-prone skin, where it targets bacteria at the skin’s surface and may assist in supporting clearer-looking skin. -
Red light (633nm) is designed to support skin renewal at a cellular level, and may assist in supporting collagen and elastin activity within the dermis. -
Near Infrared light (830nm) penetrates deeper tissue layers and may assist in supporting skin recovery, reducing the appearance of redness, and promoting general skin quality.
Sessions typically range from 20 to 45 minutes, during which patients rest comfortably under the Dermalux panel. Protective eyewear is provided throughout the session.
A series of sessions may be recommended depending on individual skin concerns and treatment goals. Dermalux may be used as a standalone treatment or as an adjunct to other in-clinic procedures. Individual responses vary, and a consultation will help determine the most appropriate approach for your skin.
Treatment plans are determined on an individual basis following professional assessment.
Skin Concerns That May Be Addressed
Dermalux LED treatment may be considered for a range of skin concerns, subject to consultation and suitability assessment.
Acne-Prone Skin
Blue light therapy may assist in supporting clearer-looking skin as part of a broader treatment plan. It may also support the management of excess sebum and surface-level skin congestion.
Inflammation and Redness
Near Infrared light may support skin recovery following certain procedures and may assist in reducing the appearance of redness associated with reactive or sensitive skin conditions such as rosacea.
General Skin Rejuvenation
Red light and Near Infrared wavelengths may be considered to support overall skin appearance, including general skin quality, tone, and recovery maintenance.
Post-Procedure Recovery
Dermalux may be incorporated into post-procedure care following treatments such as skin needling, laser resurfacing, or chemical peels, where it may assist in supporting the skin’s recovery process.
Pigmentation and Uneven Skin Tone
Near Infrared light may assist in supporting cellular repair and promoting general skin tone improvement. This may be of relevance for patients managing sun damage or uneven pigmentation.
Acne-Prone Skin
Blue light therapy may assist in supporting clearer-looking skin as part of a broader treatment plan. It may also support the management of excess sebum and surface-level skin congestion.
Inflammation and Redness
Near Infrared light may support skin recovery following certain procedures and may assist in reducing the appearance of redness associated with reactive or sensitive skin conditions such as rosacea.
General Skin Rejuvenation
Red light and Near Infrared wavelengths may be considered to support overall skin appearance, including general skin quality, tone, and recovery maintenance.
Post-Procedure Recovery
Dermalux may be incorporated into post-procedure care following treatments such as skin needling, laser resurfacing, or chemical peels, where it may assist in supporting the skin’s recovery process.
Pigmentation and Uneven Skin Tone
Near Infrared light may assist in supporting cellular repair and promoting general skin tone improvement. This may be of relevance for patients managing sun damage or uneven pigmentation.
Not all concerns can be addressed with LED therapy alone. Suitability is determined during your consultation.
The Consultation and Treatment Process
Step 1: Initial Consultation
Before your first Dermalux session, you will meet with one of our experienced cosmetic nurses for an initial consultation. This appointment allows us to review your skin health history, current medications, and aesthetic concerns.
Step 2: Skin Assessment
Your nurse will assess your skin condition and discuss which Dermalux wavelengths may be appropriate for your individual concerns and goals.
Step 3: Treatment Planning
Based on your assessment, your nurse will outline a proposed treatment plan — including whether Dermalux is recommended as a standalone treatment or in combination with other clinic services. A course of sessions may be suggested. Not all patients will be assessed as suitable.
Step 4: Dermalux LED Session
If you proceed with treatment, you will be comfortably positioned under the Dermalux panel. Protective eyewear will be provided. Sessions typically last between 20 and 45 minutes, during which a gentle warmth from the therapeutic light may be experienced.
Step 5: Aftercare Advice
Following your session, your nurse will provide tailored aftercare guidance. It is important to follow all aftercare recommendations to support your skin in the period after treatment.
Consultation does not guarantee suitability for treatment. Individual responses vary.
Who May Be Suitable for Dermalux LED Treatment?
Dermalux LED therapy may be suitable for:
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Adults seeking a non-invasive, device-based skin treatment -
Individuals with acne-prone, reactive, or sensitive skin -
Patients looking to support skin recovery following in-clinic procedures -
Those concerned with general skin tone, texture, or appearance
Dermalux may not be suitable for patients who:
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Have known light sensitivities or photosensitive conditions -
Are currently taking photosensitising medications (e.g. certain antibiotics, retinoids, or chemotherapy agents) -
Have specific medical conditions or skin disorders that contraindicate light-based therapy -
Are pregnant (to be discussed during consultation)
Suitability is determined during your consultation. Please disclose all current medications, supplements, and relevant medical history to your treating nurse prior to treatment.
Pricing and Treatment Options
Dermalux LED treatments at Beautyfull Cosmetic Medical Clinic are available from the following starting prices:
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Treatment |
Starting From |
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Dermalux LED (add-on to existing treatment) |
$49 |
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Dermalux LED Treatment |
$79 |
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Package – 3 Dermalux LED Treatments |
$149 |
Dermalux LED treatments are available from $79 per session. Package options and add-ons may be discussed during your consultation, based on your individual treatment plan and assessed needs.
Pricing is subject to change. Current pricing will be confirmed at the time of your consultation or booking.
Risks, Side Effects, and Considerations
Dermalux LED treatment has a well-documented safety profile when used appropriately, but as with any clinical skin treatment, individual responses can vary. Patients should be aware of the following:
Possible side effects include:
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Temporary redness or flushing of the treated area -
Mild warmth during or immediately following the session -
Rare instances of temporary sensitivity or skin reaction
Important considerations:
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Outcomes are not guaranteed. Individual results vary depending on skin type, condition, and treatment history. -
Patients must disclose all current medications, including topical agents, as certain medications may affect the skin’s response to light-based treatment. -
Following your aftercare guidance is important to minimise the risk of adverse reactions. -
If you experience unexpected or prolonged side effects following treatment, contact the clinic promptly.
This information is general in nature. Your treating nurse will discuss the risks and considerations relevant to your individual circumstances during your consultation.
For general information on light therapy, refer to Healthdirect Australia. Cosmetic medical treatments in Australia are governed by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA).
Your questions, answered.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Dermalux sessions will I need?
The number of sessions recommended will depend on your individual skin concerns, skin condition, and treatment goals. Some patients may be advised to undertake a course of sessions to support cumulative improvements in skin quality, while others may find Dermalux suits their needs as an occasional standalone or add-on treatment. Your treating nurse will discuss a proposed plan during your consultation. Individual responses vary, and there is no fixed number of sessions that applies to all patients.
Can Dermalux LED therapy assist with acne-prone skin?
Dermalux Blue light therapy (415nm) may be incorporated into treatment plans for patients with acne-prone skin, where it is designed to target bacteria at the skin’s surface. It may also assist in supporting oil control and calming inflamed skin surrounding active blemishes. Whether Dermalux is appropriate as part of your acne management plan will be assessed during your consultation. Results are not guaranteed and individual responses vary.
Is there any downtime after a Dermalux session?
Following a Dermalux session, patients are generally able to return to their normal daily activities. Some patients may experience temporary mild redness or warmth in the treated area, which typically resolves shortly after treatment. Your nurse will provide aftercare guidance specific to your treatment. It is important not to minimise individual variability — if you experience unexpected reactions, please contact the clinic.
Are there any side effects I should be aware of?
As outlined in the Risks and Considerations section, possible side effects include temporary redness, mild warmth during treatment, and rare instances of skin sensitivity. Not all patients will experience side effects, but individual responses vary. Your nurse will discuss the relevant risks for your specific skin type and treatment plan during your consultation, and it is important to disclose all medications and relevant health information prior to your session.
The number of sessions recommended will depend on your individual skin concerns, skin condition, and treatment goals. Some patients may be advised to undertake a course of sessions to support cumulative improvements in skin quality, while others may find Dermalux suits their needs as an occasional standalone or add-on treatment. Your treating nurse will discuss a proposed plan during your consultation. Individual responses vary, and there is no fixed number of sessions that applies to all patients.
Dermalux Blue light therapy (415nm) may be incorporated into treatment plans for patients with acne-prone skin, where it is designed to target bacteria at the skin’s surface. It may also assist in supporting oil control and calming inflamed skin surrounding active blemishes. Whether Dermalux is appropriate as part of your acne management plan will be assessed during your consultation. Results are not guaranteed and individual responses vary.
Following a Dermalux session, patients are generally able to return to their normal daily activities. Some patients may experience temporary mild redness or warmth in the treated area, which typically resolves shortly after treatment. Your nurse will provide aftercare guidance specific to your treatment. It is important not to minimise individual variability — if you experience unexpected reactions, please contact the clinic.
As outlined in the Risks and Considerations section, possible side effects include temporary redness, mild warmth during treatment, and rare instances of skin sensitivity. Not all patients will experience side effects, but individual responses vary. Your nurse will discuss the relevant risks for your specific skin type and treatment plan during your consultation, and it is important to disclose all medications and relevant health information prior to your session.
Can Dermalux be combined with skin needling or other in-clinic treatments?
Dermalux LED treatment may be used in conjunction with other in-clinic procedures, including skin needling. In post-procedure contexts, it may assist in supporting the skin’s recovery process. Whether combination treatment is appropriate for you will be determined during your consultation and will take into account your skin condition, treatment history, and overall treatment plan. Not all patients will be suitable for combination approaches.
Is Dermalux LED treatment suitable for sensitive or reactive skin?
The Dermalux device is designed for use across a range of skin types, and Near Infrared light in particular may assist in reducing redness and supporting skin recovery in patients with reactive or sensitive skin. However, suitability for any individual patient — including those with sensitive skin — is assessed during consultation. Patients with certain photosensitive conditions or those taking photosensitising medications may not be suitable candidates for treatment.
What should I do to prepare for my Dermalux session?
Your nurse will provide preparation guidance relevant to your individual treatment plan during your consultation. As a general guide, patients are advised to arrive with clean skin, free of heavy makeup or topical products where possible, and to disclose all current medications and skin treatments. Please inform your nurse of any changes to your health, medications, or skin condition before each session.
Is Dermalux treatment suitable for all ages?
Dermalux LED therapy is generally designed for adult patients. Suitability for any individual, regardless of age, is assessed on a case-by-case basis during your consultation at Beautyfull Cosmetic Medical Clinic. Your nurse will review your full skin and health history before recommending any treatment.
Dermalux LED treatment may be used in conjunction with other in-clinic procedures, including skin needling. In post-procedure contexts, it may assist in supporting the skin’s recovery process. Whether combination treatment is appropriate for you will be determined during your consultation and will take into account your skin condition, treatment history, and overall treatment plan. Not all patients will be suitable for combination approaches.
The Dermalux device is designed for use across a range of skin types, and Near Infrared light in particular may assist in reducing redness and supporting skin recovery in patients with reactive or sensitive skin. However, suitability for any individual patient — including those with sensitive skin — is assessed during consultation. Patients with certain photosensitive conditions or those taking photosensitising medications may not be suitable candidates for treatment.
Your nurse will provide preparation guidance relevant to your individual treatment plan during your consultation. As a general guide, patients are advised to arrive with clean skin, free of heavy makeup or topical products where possible, and to disclose all current medications and skin treatments. Please inform your nurse of any changes to your health, medications, or skin condition before each session.
Dermalux LED therapy is generally designed for adult patients. Suitability for any individual, regardless of age, is assessed on a case-by-case basis during your consultation at Beautyfull Cosmetic Medical Clinic. Your nurse will review your full skin and health history before recommending any treatment.
Related Treatments at Beautyfull CMC
If you are exploring skin rejuvenation or cosmetic treatment options, the following services may also be of interest:
- Skin Needling / DermaPen — A device-based treatment designed to support skin renewal and texture improvement.
- Skin Booster Treatment — Injectable treatment aimed at supporting skin hydration and quality.
- Muscle Relaxant Treatments — Targeted injections to address the appearance of lines and wrinkles.
- Volume Enhancement Treatments — Injectable treatments designed to support facial volume and contour.
- Slimming Treatments — Treatments focused on body contouring and targeted fat reduction.
To learn more about Beautyfull Cosmetic Medical Clinic and our approach to cosmetic medical care, visit our About page.
Conveniently Located for Brisbane Patients
Beautyfull Cosmetic Medical Clinic is located in inner Brisbane, making it accessible for patients across South Brisbane, West End, Highgate Hill, Woolloongabba, Kangaroo Point, and surrounding suburbs — all within approximately 10 kilometres of the clinic.
Whether you are seeking your first skin assessment or continuing an established treatment plan, our clinic offers a professional and welcoming environment close to the heart of Brisbane.
Book Your Dermalux LED Consultation in Brisbane
Dermalux LED treatment at Beautyfull Cosmetic Medical Clinic begins with a thorough consultation. Our experienced cosmetic nurses will assess your skin, discuss your concerns, and determine whether Dermalux LED therapy is appropriate for your individual needs.
To book a consultation or find out more, contact the clinic today.